Largest Companies in the Netherlands (2026)

Stellantis is the largest company based in the Netherlands by revenue and sixth in the Fortune 500 Europe 2026. Its fiscal 2025 revenue was US$173.1bn, up 2.06% in dollar terms, but it recorded a net loss of US$25.2bn, the largest loss of any Dutch company on the list. Its Fortune entry gives Hoofddorp as headquarters city and names Antonio Filosa as chief executive. The group employs 259,206 people, mostly outside the Netherlands.

Ahold Delhaize operates supermarket chains in Europe and the United States,. Fortune records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$104.2bn, up 7.80%, and net profit of US$2.6bn. It is headquartered in Zaandam, employs 222,000 people and is led by Frans Muller, according to its Fortune profile. It ranks 20th in the European list.

JBS is a meat and food processing company. Fortune assigns it to the Netherlands, giving Amstelveen as its headquarters city, although its main website remains a Brazilian domain. Fiscal 2025 revenue was US$86.2bn, up 11.66%, with net profit of US$2.0bn. With 282,806 employees, JBS has the largest workforce of any company in the Dutch top 25.

Airbus builds commercial aircraft, helicopters and defence and space systems. Fortune lists its headquarters city as Leiden, in the Netherlands, and names Guillaume Faury as chief executive. Revenue for fiscal 2025 was US$82.8bn, up 10.61%, and net profit was US$5.9bn. The group employs 165,294 people. It ranks 38th in the Fortune 500 Europe 2026.

ING Group is the largest Dutch financial company by Fortune's revenue measure, which for banks combines gross interest income and gross non-interest income. Fiscal 2025 revenue was US$71.9bn, essentially flat at -0.10%, and net profit was US$9.4bn, the second highest in the Dutch top 25 after ASML. The bank is headquartered in Amsterdam and employs 62,770 people.

Louis Dreyfus Company trades and processes agricultural commodities such as grains, oilseeds, coffee, cotton and sugar. Fortune lists it as a private company with its headquarters in Rotterdam. Its fiscal 2025 revenue was US$53.2bn, up 5.16%, and net profit was US$653m. It employs 19,084 people.

Ingka Holding is the IKEA retail group that Fortune lists as Ingka Holding (IKEA). Fortune lists it as a private company based in Leiden, with figures for the fiscal year ended 31 August 2025. Revenue was US$45.5bn, up 0.70%, and net profit was US$1.6bn. It employs 161,211 people.

ASML makes the lithography systems used to pattern chips,. Fortune records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$36.8bn, up 20.55%, the fastest growth in the Dutch top 25, and net profit of US$10.8bn, the highest of any Dutch company on the list. The company prepares its figures under US GAAP for Fortune's purposes and is led by Christophe D. Fouquet. It employs 44,209 people.

Rabobank is a cooperative bank headquartered in Utrecht. Fortune classifies it as a cooperative and a private company. Its fiscal 2025 revenue was US$34.9bn, down 2.49%, and net profit was US$5.5bn. Fortune notes that profits for cooperatives are not comparable with those of other companies on the list because they are not taxed on a comparable basis. Rabobank employs 48,202 people.

Achmea is a Dutch insurance group headquartered in Zeist. Fortune classifies it under mutual life and health insurers and reports fiscal 2025 revenue of US$32.8bn, up 8.45%, with net profit of US$1.3bn. It employs 17,864 people. Fortune's methodology states that profits for mutual insurers are based on statutory accounting.

Heineken is the largest Dutch brewer and one of the largest in the world. Fortune records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$32.4bn, up 0.56%, and net profit of US$1.1bn. The company is headquartered in Amsterdam and employs 87,870 people. It ranks 139th in the European list, one place behind Achmea.

LyondellBasell produces chemicals, polymers and fuels. Fortune notes that it is incorporated in the Netherlands with executive offices in the United Kingdom and the United States; its Fortune entry gives Rotterdam as headquarters city. Fiscal 2025 revenue fell 20.01% to US$32.2bn, the steepest decline in the Dutch top 25, and the company reported a net loss of US$745m. It employs 18,970 people.

Randstad is a staffing and recruitment company headquartered in Diemen, near Amsterdam. Its fiscal 2025 revenue was US$26.0bn, down 0.22%, and net profit was US$337m. Fortune counts 38,480 employees, which reflects the company's own staff rather than the temporary workers it places. It ranks 166th in Europe, immediately behind its Swiss competitor Adecco Group.

SHV Holdings is a privately owned group based in Utrecht whose businesses include energy distribution and wholesale trading. Fortune lists it as a private company and classifies it under wholesalers. Fiscal 2025 revenue was US$23.7bn, down 4.77%, and net profit was US$571m. It employs 60,255 people.

NN Group is an insurer and pensions provider headquartered in The Hague. Fortune records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$20.7bn, down 6.99%, and net profit of US$1.3bn. It employs 14,791 people. It is one of seven banks and insurers in the Dutch top 25.

Royal Philips is a health-technology company headquartered in Amsterdam, making diagnostic imaging, patient monitoring and personal health products. Its fiscal 2025 revenue was US$20.1bn, up 3.22%, and net profit was US$1.0bn. Philips employs 66,401 people. Fortune classifies it under medical products and equipment.

ABN AMRO is the third Dutch bank in the ranking, after ING and Rabobank. Fortune records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$19.6bn, down 9.45%, and net profit of US$2.5bn. It employs 23,126 people and is led by Marguerite Bérard, according to its Fortune profile.

ASR Nederland, which trades as a.s.r., is an insurance group headquartered in Utrecht. Fortune records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$19.5bn, up 13.13%, and net profit of US$619m. With 8,689 employees it has the smallest workforce in the Dutch top 25.

FrieslandCampina is a dairy company owned by a cooperative of dairy farmers. Fortune lists it as a cooperative and a private company headquartered in Amersfoort. Fiscal 2025 revenue was US$15.1bn, up 8.09%, and net profit was US$249m. It employs 18,998 people.

Aegon is an insurance and asset-management group. Fortune gives Schiphol as its headquarters city and records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$14.8bn, up 3.10%, with net profit of US$1.1bn. It employs 15,304 people. Fortune classifies it under life and health insurers.

Universal Music Group is a recorded-music and music-publishing company headquartered in Hilversum. Fortune records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$14.1bn, up 10.23%, and net profit of US$1.7bn. It employs 10,595 people. It is the only entertainment company in the Dutch top 25.

TenneT operates high-voltage electricity transmission networks. Fortune flags it as government owned 50% or more and lists it as a private company based in Arnhem. Fiscal 2025 revenue was US$12.9bn, up 18.93%, and net profit was US$3.1bn. With 8,780 employees it has the second-smallest workforce among the 25 companies listed here, after a.s.r.

NXP Semiconductors designs and makes chips for vehicles, industrial equipment and connected devices. Its Fortune profile notes that figures are prepared under US GAAP and names Rafael Sotomayor as chief executive. Fiscal 2025 revenue was US$12.3bn, down 2.74%, and net profit was US$2.0bn. The company is headquartered in Eindhoven and employs 32,169 people.

AkzoNobel makes decorative paints and industrial coatings. Fortune records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$11.5bn, down 1.64%, and net profit of US$716m. The company is headquartered in Amsterdam and employs 31,500 people. Fortune classifies it under chemicals.

Ferrovial builds and operates toll roads, airports and other infrastructure. Fortune lists its headquarters city as Amsterdam and records fiscal 2025 revenue of US$10.9bn, up 9.76%, with net profit of US$1.0bn. It employs 22,609 people. It is the larger of two Dutch engineering and construction companies in the European ranking, with Royal BAM Group ranked 478th.